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Another nice place for chu char. Will try it out. Thanks for sharing!
This is magnificent!! We have been searching for a place that whipped up wu tau kau yuk for the longest time in Penang… you have no idea what a revelation this is to my family! Thank you!!
I went for the Zhu Chang Fen nearby, not aware there got nice Zhu Cha. Good sharing
email2me – That’s how I feel when I was told they have this dish. It’s the first dish that I ordered.
FoOd PaRaDiSe – Hope you find it suitable.
Selba – There are plenty more to see around town…will share them with you.
550ml jar of faith – Hope your family like this version.
omg ck!!!
this shop is one of my fav in penang!!!
my family has been patronising since i was small…
they served great authentic cantonese chu char…
perhaps next time you could try out their signature tofu dish which is the seafood tofu, its ‘pai kuat wong’ (pork…) and ‘ham yu fa lam pou’ (salted fish with pork belly)..
thanks for recommending this shop
down there a lot of such Canto classic chu char. whether the food nice or not is another question mark. but looking at this, am sure is thumbs up, right?
hi CK Lam, how much was the meal? this shop reminds me of one that is near Kimberley street, I think, where they r famous for their steamboat as well as chu chow…my penang fren took me there once, i wonder it is the same shop or not.. hahha.. next time i must remember the name, i like their yam puff, after the meal, we ordered some to “cuci mulut.” hahaha…
You’ve introduced lots of “hidden” classic coffee shops that never come across my mind. I spend very little time patronizing the town area.
OMG! this is awesome……. lovely pork belly slot against thoe delicious yam with manirate sauce and then steamed is just perfect, an everyday dish! I just lovely the fu yee marinate sauce! yes just classic.
The deco is such a classic…. hahaha just look at the cash machine, just classy by itself, the boss of the shop! lol!
This shop was business for long long time ago, last time was just opposite the road. Always go there when small, the Goldern Money Tofu is nice!
Tau Sar Phneah – So nice to get recommended dishes from you. You will be seeing more of me eating at this chu char place.
New Kid On The Blog – You are right, each of us have our own liking…do visit this place when you feel like having some chu char dishes.
claire – Both are totally different. Your fren took you to Goh Huat Seng which serves dishes and steamboat.
This place only do chu char. Both places very near by.
Little Inbox – Often we passed by these old shops without noticing them too.
Big Boys Oven – Must order that pork belly dish if you like the taste and the yam.
Chris – That’s nice to know…do share your favorite dish from this place with me too.
Duckie – Do share your review…
foodbin- That’s a yummy dish for me.
Cats – I saw the lady preparing and setting up her porridge stall while waiting for my food. It smells gooooood!
lingzie – This is one classic cash register that I have seen which is so well maintained.
The cash register is so antique! And I miss eating kau yoke.
The hong siew yue larm looks so delicious! I will definitely order this dish if I happen to visit this place in future.
YU LARM looks really good…..seldom see this kind f cooking nowadays…..
Thanks for sharing!
the feelings of traditional style…
The ‘kau yoke’ looks so tempting….and the antique cash register adds to its old charm.
This was one of the shops I have been patronizing … hmmm… 10 over years ago. Those dishes you ordered are my favorite as well. Do you know that you can order noodles too? Do try out their Ginger Spring Onion Fried Beef Hor Fun. Thumbs up!
BTW, one of the former chefs there had opened up another “chu char” in Song River, Gurney Drive. There are more choices there but with a milder flavoring. Great place for healthy freaks.. hehe
Ya…the porridge next stall is nice, exspecially the chicken is so delicious. Don’t go too early, although the things is ready, but autie only start business after 8pm. The “yee shang” chisken porridge must try! Or else you will regret! Hehehe…..
CK, I have been hunting for kau-yoke high and low, not many chuchar places havne this classic. Thanks fr yr info and I will visit this shop soon. The only chu-char I frequent fr kau-yoke is opposite Snake Temple fr lunch. You could try it out if you are there.





































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